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Larry Millas – rhythm guitar, keyboards, bass guitar, vocals (1964–1973, 1990–present) Bob Bergland – bass guitar, tenor saxophone, vocals (1964–1973, 1990–present) Mike Borch – drums, percussion, vocals (1964–1973, 1990–present) Scott May – keyboards, vocals (1990–present) Tim Bales – trumpet (2011–present)
THE HISTORY: In The Beginning. 1964-65: The Ides of March begin in Berwyn, Illinois (a western suburb of Chicago) on October 16th as “The Shon-Dels”. Their first record, “Like It Or Lump It,” was released on their own “Epitome” label in 1965. The original four members are: LARRY MILLAS — VOCALS AND GUITAR. JIM PETERIK — VOCALS AND GUITAR.
The Ides of March es una banda estadounidense de jazz rock, creada en 1964 por Jim Peterik, que consiguió un éxito mundial con el tema Vehicle (Vehículo), en 1970 que llegaría al N°2 de las listas estadounidenses de Billboard Hot 100. Tras haber desaparecido en 1973, volvió a reunirse, con la formación original, en 1990, continuando hasta hoy.
17 de dic. de 2020 · 3. 183 views 2 years ago. Larry Millas is an original and current member of the iconic American rock band, The Ides Of March. Larry has owned and operated multiple high-end recording studios...
The Ides are the Cornerstone’s “House Band” and all four of the original Ides appear onstage: LARRY MILLAS, BOB BERGLAND, MIKE BORCH and JIM PETERIK. Jim’s personal career has brought International Acclaim as a Grammy-winning, Oscar-nominated songwriter, performer and producer with millions of albums sold, such as “The Eye Of The ...
Larry Millas is an original and current member of the iconic American rock band, The Ides Of March. Larry has owned and operated multiple high end recording studios throughout the Chicago area. Listen to the latest MTE podcast with Larry.
ENGINEERED BY Larry Millas, Additional Engineering: Frank Pappalardo & Gary Loizzo. Sundazed – 2000. You Wouldn’t Listen Girls Don’t Grow On Trees You Need Love Roller Coaster I’ll Keep Searching One And One Does Not Make Three Give Your Mind Wings Things Aren’t Always What They Seem
